What is the Sport; Bossaball
Bossaball is a relatively new sport and was derived in Spain by Filip Eyckmans in 2004. Bossaball is a sport similar 카지노사이트링크 to volleyball, and also includes elements of football, soccer, gymnastics and capoeira. The term bossa means ‘style’ in Portuguese, and it is often associated with the Bossa Nova or samba type of music. This suggests that the goal of bossaball is to express sports, music and positive vibrations at the same time.
It is similar to volleyball but is played on an inflatable court with built-in trampolines on either side of the net. The change in gravity, combined with the safety provided by the inflatable surface, enables a whole new set of techniques, team tactics and strategy. Bossaball allows players to strike the ball at invisible heights using any part of their body. The result is amazing overhead kicks, dramatic dives and great control.
Bossaball is played between two teams. Each team can have a maximum of five players. Like Volleyball, Bossaball requires you to hit a ball over the net to win points. You can use any part of your body (head, feet, hands) to get the ball over the net and into your opponents section. The games take place on a massive inflatable with a trampoline visible on each side for additional bounce. The team with the most points at the end of the game will be considered the winner.
Rules of Bossaball
► Bossaball teams should consist of 3 players minimum and 5 maximum. There is no gender required, so anyone can play
► You can only contact the ball three times. Sometimes with the hands, twice with the feet or head, and then you have to pass it on to other teammates
► The serves or hits can be made using any body part
► A team is allowed to serve the ball up to 5 times before they attempt to pass it to the opponents side
► There is no time limit on Bossaball. Any team that scores 25 points in two clear games is the winner
► When a team scores, they have to rotate clockwise so that the other player is in the trampoline section at each opportunity.
